Save the Date - Registration for this Free Webinar Opens on November 28th!  

In the dynamic landscape of planning, ethics emerges as an indispensable compass, guiding professionals through the complexities of decision-making. As societal expectations evolve, the imperative for ethical considerations in the planning profession becomes more pronounced than ever. 

The PIBC webinar on "Ethics and Professionalism for Planners" delivers a straightforward informative session, which will let the audience gain a deeper understanding of the ethical foundations that guide effective planning practices. This webinar is for planning professionals and those seeking to become a professional planner, including planning students. 

The webinar offers an engaging learning experience:

• Delving into the ethical foundations that underpin effective planning practices. We will journey through ethical principles, understanding their role as a compass in complex decision-making scenarios. 
• From practical applications to philosophical perspectives, the webinar explores the National Code of Ethics, emphasizing its role in shaping Canadian planning practices.
• Navigating contemporary ethical challenges faced by planners through real-life scenarios with engaging Q&A.
• Shedding light on the complaint filing process, emphasizing transparency by sharing a decade's worth of complaint data received by PIBC.
• Insights on staying informed about planning resources, supporting members ongoing professional development.
   

Our Speakers

Jacqueline East RPP, MCIP
Executive Director, Mount Douglas Seniors Housing
Community Planner, Perspectives Planning
PIBC Professional Conduct Review Committee Member
 

James Stiver RPP, MCIP
Director of Planning, Building and Development, City of Maple Ridge
Associate Integrated Economic Solutions Inc.
PIBC Professional Conduct Review Committee Member
 

Christopher Osborne RPP, MCIP
Planning Manager, Municipality of North Cowichan
PIBC Professional Conduct Review Committee Chair